> AMT is not included in every ME and your computer probably doesn't have AMT. As far as I know, AMT is on almost every ME implementation, but I'd love to lea

> AMT is not included in every ME and your computer probably doesn't have AMT. As far as I know, AMT is on almost every ME implementation, but I'd love to learn more about it. When is it included? What is that based on? Here's what I know: 1. Every system with the VPro branding includes AMT with remote access (I'm 90% sure of that). Considering the audience here at HN, most of their computers probably are VPro models. 2. Non-VPro models also include AMT, and possibly some have remote access. I recently was working with a non-VPro system that certainly had AMT, but had the Small Business Technology implementation, which purposefully omits remote access. There's also Standard Manageability, which "appears only on Intel Desktop Boards that support Intel AMT but that do not have a vPro-compatible processor installed"; AFAICT it's a implementation of AMT, and I think it includes remote access. (There are not enough days in the week to sort out Intel's product line, and that was one thing I didn't need to know.)